WASTE RECYCLING


QUALITY MANAUFACTURERS OF COMPACT CRUSHING & SCREENING EQUIPMENT HERBST AGRI CRUSHER - Recycling Concrete & Demolition Material


• Tractor driven PTO Crusher • 700 x 400 Jaw Crusher • Crush Size 40mm – 150mm • Easily towed from site to site • Minimal setup time • Simplicity in operation • Suitable for small, confi ned spaces • Exceptional crushing capability for both small and large scale projects


COMPAC S52 SCREENER


• High performance 2 Deck Screener (3 Way Split) • Small, compact machine – unrivalled mobility


• Aggressive screening capabilities – recycling concrete & demolition material, gravel, soil or compost


T: +44 (0) 28 8077 1568 | M: +44 (0) 7900 080380 | E: ashley@herbst.co.uk www.herbstmachinery.com


01769 572191 sales@mardongroup.co.uk www.mardonbalers.co.uk


Design  Deliver  Install


COMPACTORS


Mardon compactors are a must have solution for waste disposal and can save you money.


Large range of block sizes from 300,400,600 and 800mm wide blocks in stock


Nationwide delivery “We can build your bays!”


We offer a complete service from design to installation


Contact Scott anytime - 07825 348859 E: Scott@wotblock.co.uk


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We supply two types of compactor, STATIC AND PORTABLE, with or without bin lifts.


Mardon compactors are great for cardboard, plastic and any general waste. For high liquid content waste, we can supply liquid retentive portable compactors (POA).


Our compactors come in a range of shapes and sizes which can be tailored to your specifi c requirements.


01769 572191 sales@mardongroup.co.uk www.mardonbalers.co.uk


SHWM July, 2018


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